In article <13862@uqcspe.cs.uq.oz.au>, warwick@cs.uq.oz.au (Warwick Allison) writes:
|> grw@ukc.ac.uk (G.R.Wagner) writes:
|> 
|> >I've been using GCC quite happily for over a year now, compiling C code, but 
|> >I've decided to take the plunge and learn C++ (I'm studying it next year and
|> >I'd like to get a head start!)
|> 
|> >So what I'd like to know is : How do I go about adding G++ to my GCC setup..?
|> 
|> 
|> There isn't much to it really, once you've got GCC setup.  All you need is:
|> 
|>      The executable.
|>              gcc-cc1plus.ttp
|>                      (called gcc-cc1p.ttp or, wrongly, gcc-cc1+.ttp)
|> 
|> Just get the latest version you can find (2.4.3 yet?).  2.3.1 at the VERY LEAST
|> 
|> 
|>      The library (libg++).
|>              g++.olb (in a file like "gplibo15.zoo" or such.
|> 
|> Find this either packaged with G++, or separately in a file like
|> "g++olb.zoo" or such.  Again, try to get the most recent version you
|> can find.  
|> 
|>      The header/include files for the library.
|>              in a file like "gpincl15.zoo".
|> 
|> Set the include files in a DIFFERENT directory to you GCC files, and
|> set env variable GXXINC to point there.
|> 
|> That should be all.
|> 
|> Any problems, I should be able to help.
|> 
|> BTW, you'll want 4M of RAM.
|> 
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|> Warwick
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